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gargantian
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Comment #8747369
This is a tragedy of a product being developed for an audience of zero. All of these problems have acceptable, established, and time-tested solutions using Node.js itself, without …
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Comment #8736654
> In our case Docker is a battery. Am I correct in assuming this means I can (eventually) use PFS without any dependency on Docker? In particular, I'm interested in knowing whether…
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Comment #8736495
I'm not seeing what this has to do with Docker, other than the planned future ability to run M/R jobs inside Docker containers. That's an interesting idea, but I don't think enforc…
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Comment #8732421
That's not a good analogy. For all I know after a day's training Jordan sat around admiring his build and height. I think reverse Dunning-Kruger is much more likely in Magnus's cas…
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Comment #8729071
I'm actually surprised virtualized page-zeroing isn't a memory controller feature at this point. With all of the things modern CPUs do or you, it seems crazy that everyone is runni…
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Comment #8726709
This is actually a great apology. I agree with you that it's troubling that a new model for monetizing free work isn't coalescing -- in art, open source, writing, and more. I've pe…
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Comment #8726440
Times change, and technology changes value. Scored music "screwed" street performers, then recordings "screwed" concert performers, then the internet "screwed" recording artists. P…
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Comment #8726363
In an internet-ubiquitous world, the idea of restricting the flow of data -- any data -- is basically a magical fantasy of those who understand neither the technology nor its socio…
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Comment #8725056
Unless the whole map database is included in the app, then this is still you being tracked.
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Comment #8724438
I suspect you're right. But I'm not going to grumble about it because I don't see this as a startup. In a social kickstartered world this stuff is the new breed of entertainment. A…
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Comment #8723314
Another one he got right was that we wouldn't think more of computers when it happened -- we would simply think less of chess.
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Comment #8723305
His argument, if you read his work, isn't based solely on the increasing speed of computers. His idea is that progress is exponential in all of the requisite areas. That includes a…
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Comment #8722628
Unfortunately, while government can mostly wrap its head around science though consultation with academia, the state of the art of software is so ethereal and moves so fast that I …
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Comment #8722599
Great idea in theory, but as you fear I think this would quickly be bastardized into more private military-industrial complex funding. I would expect a tax-funded OpenSSL to be dev…